Since then, the University has expanded outward from the central quads, testing new ideas for architectural design and siting patterns with the aid of leading architects, from Eero Saarinen, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and Walter Netsch of Skidmore Owings and Merrill, in the 1950s to 1970s, to Jeanne Gang, Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, and Diller Scofidio + Renfro, in the present.
A year ago, the department expanded testing to an additional 146 homes extending outward over a two-square-mile area of southeast Los Angeles County.
The potential therapeutic effects of nifedipine and the KATP channel opener pinacidil (which augments the outward potassium current) was tested in this in vitro model; the drugs were demonstrated to shorten the AP duration and abolish EADs.
Whereas the wild type (and all the other mutants tested) swarmed outward from the point of inoculation on 0.2% agar TY plates, the tatC mutant (A1052) formed a tight colony and showed no sign of swarming behaviour.
Games of charades, however, could be testing for a Conservative party leader and new prime minister who usually restricts any outward hint of frivolity to her colourful footwear.
When you are testing it for smearing, test the outside of the drawing and spread it with outward motions.
It was this reaching inward and outward simultaneously, this eagerness to test the resources of his art and his audience that was so moving.
Once an outstanding Australian schoolboys fullback, a succession of knee injuries saw him go bush to test himself on "Outward Bound" survival trips in Canberra's frozen Brindabella ranges.
Similarly, Mahnke and Venzin ([2003]) examined the internationalization process of E-Bay to enhance the importance of integrating theories of internationalization. Their study revealed that E-Bay arrives to foreign markets via outward foreign direct investment to test the internationalization speed of its activities.
This research aims to test the effects of Outward-Bound-type program on the personal development of college students.
